Information contained on this page was found on the World Wide Web and compiled for a Computers in the Classroom education class at ECSU.  The purpose of its creation is soley for an academic assignment.  The clipart  used was imported from http://www.mtsu.edu/~gdennis/nalinks.html
Archaeology's Dig -- A magazine for kids!  An exciting archaeology web site for children, families, and educators
where books, guides, games, factoids can be found and guestions can be answered.

Office of Connecticut State Archaeology  Serves as the primary source for information about the archaeological heritage of Connecticut.

Museum of Classical Archaeology, Cambridge  Located at the University of Cambridge.  Discover the museum's offering.  This site includes a guidebook and pictures of the cast collection, information on classical myths and history, and a teacher's pack.

Archaeology in Arctic North America  This web site provides information on archaeological research from the northermost part of the North American continent.  The primary focus of this research involves the Canadian Arctic.

Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology  The Peabody Museum web site has four on-line features that provide the virtual visitor with a broader sense of the museum's object, photographic, and archival collections.

Arthur and Archaeology  Can archaeology shed a light on whether King Arthur truly existed?  Check out this site and see what has been discovered.

Department of Maritime Archaeology  This site provides information on shipwrecks, artifacts, projects, publications, archaeological sites, virtual exhibitions and more.

The Comparative Archaeology Web  For quick dissemination of archaeological information across the continents.

Anthony's Egyptology & Archaeology   Link to this site and visit the Great Pyramid Complex at Giza, trace a time line of the great Pharaohs, join scientists as they reconstruct an ancient mummy, and more.

WebWeaver's North American Archaeology Links A North American archaeological link where one can find information about rock art, underwater archaeology, native technology, site reports, and ArchaeoArt clip art.

Arbuckle's Fort Archaeology Excavation  The KIDS Report can be found at this site.  It is a biweekly publication about kids identifying and discovering sites and produced by K-12 students as a resource to other K-12 students and teachers.

Project Archaeology  Is a heritage education program that builds awareness of cultural resources and teaches young people about their importance and fragility.